five years ago on the feldman founded the organization cat rescue almost every day now she gets a cat emergency call and the rescuers jump into action thanks to their commitment to moscow's kitties the deputy mayor of the city has even issued a cat directive that order a small cellar windows like bees to remain open so that the animals can climb in if the vents are closed activists like feel justified in breaking them open. you do subconsciously have a feeling that you're damaging someone's property and. sometimes you think you might be doing something wrong just when you put on them but everyone wants to create a comfortable world for themselves and for me that comfort comes from cats and people who love cats if you want to create that sort of world you have to be willing to protect. the shares. feldman does just that she's been caring for street cats since she was a child she's even taken two of them into her small apartment along with a stray dog and she's turned her passion into a profession. such a miracle that a proud. essentially a miniature lion or tiger i lives alongside peop

on the feldman soft spot for cats fits in with the spirit of the times in russia she's even started a cat school now with funding from the city locals can learn about their feline friends here how to keep them as pets and how to help strays organizes the school with who is in the owner of moscow's first cat cafe here people can get to know stray cats and if possible even give them a new home. surveys show nearly sixty percent of people have at least one cat it home more than in any other country worldwide still russia only just passed its first law on animal rights last year. where our goal is for animal rights to no longer be something that just a few crazy old grandmas and grandpas care about along with us of course but it becomes a natural part of everyday life. but not everyone in moscow wants the animals around especially in their basements it's probably not so good that they live here they could have some sort of infectious diseases but it's not the phone that people abandon them no. more cats but they are unsanitary of course that much is clear they shouldn't be living in their

and i'm like -- a little like corey feldman, you know, oh, god. this is where we did "happy days." i'm like what? yeah, this is the stage where we did "happy days." you kidding me? you can't tell me this now. so the whole time i'm doing the scene, i'm going was the jukebox over there? where is it? come on. you can't drop that on me right before we do this scene. >> jimmy: that's winkler for you. >> i know. he is the sweetest man on earth. >> jimmy: i can't wait to see it. the show, if you haven't seen it, go right now start watching the first season so you know where you are by season two. bill plays an assassin/theater aficionado. >> he wants to be an actor. >> jimmy: "barry" is the name, it premiers sunday night at 10:00, bill hader. we'll be right back. people wis are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to

corey feldman, here is a tweet from core feldman who has said all along that this is not true that thesefied completely the on siopposite when they had their chance under oath corey feldman never swore in my presence or touched me inappropriately never suggested we could be lovers if people would hear our conversations they would hear the innocence in them. no hint of perversion. what do you say to that? >> in addition to the now testimony or now evidence being presented, you also have facts, faxes and voice mails that were left and you have the contextualization of people basically whopperring michael jackson. if you would have asked me this two or three years ago i would have said hey, i don't think michael jackson did anything monstrous to children. after looking at the documentary, reviewing the evidence, i'm leaning on the side this guy may actually be a monster and i have no problem whatsoever not listening to another song he has ever made. i'm still waiting for more evidence to come out. i think the other shoe is going to drop because public sentiment means a lot. >> martha: obvio

. >> but, says noah feldman -- >> the president of the united states -- >> that does not mean the presidentr should be impeached. >> we'll explore that question later in the hour. but, first, we need to go back to understand what happens when democracy depends on impeaching the president. we now think of watergate as a time when america came together. and forced the crooked president out of office. to richard nixon and the republican party, the watergate scandal was a partisan war. >> it was a war with the fifth column. i had a partisan senate committee staff, special prosecutor staffs, media, we had a partisan judiciary staff, fifth column. i gave them a sword and they stuck it in. >> the real story of the war nixon describes is one that few americans know. it is a story of a small group of men who turned impeachment into an act of patriotism. it all begins on june 17th, 1972. >> five men were arrested early saturday while trying to in seawall eavesdropping equipment at the democratic national committee. why was someone breaking into the democrats' campaign office? >> i proudly accept that

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and if it's real, it's a very strong ground for impeachment. >> harvard law professor noah feldman saysdent fired james comey he may have committed obstruction of justice. >> my own view is that he could have done so if he did it with corrupt intent. it's true that the director of the fbi works for the president and the president has the right to remove him on any whim that he might have. but the fact the president can remove comey doesn't mean that it's permissible for him to do it if he did it for gain. >> to prove that you'd need a smoking gun. >> it's very hard to prove corrupt intent. >> feldman does see possible charges in another case. michael cohen's sworn testimony that the president directed him to make an illegal payment to stormy daniels. cohen says it was made to influence the election. >> a president who distorts the electoral process and breaks the law in doing so is someone who is potentially impeachable. >> the president thinks it's a witch hunt. >> what about special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation? >> if there were evidence that donald trump further coll

year-old playing the role of a 17-year-old -- ♪ we're going to be all right >> reporr: andrew barr feldmanground, cast to wear the cast in "dear evan hansen." >> this is truly the biggest dream, the craziest dream come true. >> you first saw this in 2016. if someone had told you then, hey, two, three years from now you're going to be up there doing that, what would you have >> i would have said, i better get to work. >> reporter: after winning best actor last year at the national high school musical theater awards, andrew was asked to audition for "dear evan hansen." mom took pictures of the moment when andrew received the news. >> i flipped, obviously. it was crazy. ♪ ♪ try to speak but nobody can hear ♪ >> reporter: until now the tony-winning show's lead role id only been played by gu their 20s because it's vocally r d emotionally exhausting. the complex characo's battling anxiety while getting swept up in e head-spinning world of social media. >> i'm dumping my guts on the stage., ah, i pass out after the show. ♪ can anybody see >> reporter: the chance of a lifetime for a teen who does

now even cory feldman is backing away from his support for the king of pop.re to defender michael. i can no longer do that. i can't in good consciousness defend anyone who is being accused of such horrendous crimes. >> what is happening. even the simpsons producers are pulling back an episode in which michael jackson's voice was featured. >> laura: and oprah interviewed jackson. >> in 1993 and interviewed his family when he died. now they are cashing on him when he is dead. this is a big problem. the media, and we will see this again and again. they are hedonists while these people are being built up. then turn into pure tans when they fall. reverse that. it ties in nicely with this horrible case of r. kelly who also went down in flames over a documentary series at lifetime. in january. last month. surviving r. kelly. should we stop listening to these people? >> laura: i am not defending anyone. i don't know what happened. i have a problem with relit gating someone's life. >> when they are lead. >> laura: maybe it's because i grew up listening to the jackson-

seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> andrew barth feldman and the cast of "dear evan hansen" will perform "you ever felt like you could disappear ♪ ♪ like you could fall and no one would hear ♪ ♪ well someone will come running and i know they'llake you ♪ even when the dark comes crashing through when you need a friend to carry you and when you're broken on the ground ♪ ♪ you will be found ♪ so let the sun come streaming in cause you'll reach up and you'll rise again ♪ ♪ lift your head and look around you will be found ♪ ♪ it's a place where you don't have to feel unknown ♪ ♪ and every time that you call out you're a little less alone ♪ ♪ if you only say the word ♪ from across the silence your voice is heard ♪ ♪ even when the dark is crashing through when you need a friend to carry you ♪ ♪ when you're broken on the ground ♪ ♪ you will be found ♪ you will be found ♪ you will be found ♪ you will be found ♪ out of the shadows the morning is breaking ♪ ♪ and all is new all is new ♪ it's filling up the empty and suddenly i see that ♪ ♪ all is new all is new ♪ you are not alone you are not alone ♪

actor cory feldman saying this. >> i don't want to be perceived as i am here to defend michael.t. i can't in good consciousness defend anyone accused of such horrendous crimes. at the same time i am not here to judge him. he didn't do those things to me. that was not my experience. >> well, this is a telling moment. we have the simpsons pulling an an -- episode with michael jackson and canadian stations and other stations around the world pulling his music. a statue of jackson in england pulled down and ending a broadway musical in chicago. lisa, we knew so much of this? >> that's pathetic. that it took this long for this to be this response to michael jackson. in 1993 he reached a settlement with a young child and their family for $23 million. his sister accused her brother of being a pedophile, what business and a 35-year-old man having little boys stay with him for 30 days. there was a documentary in 2003 talking about this. a 12-year-old cancer victim saying michael jackson told him if you love me, you will spend the night in my bed. me put celebrities on such a pedestal. we

of course, corey feldman and mccauley culkin spent a lot of time with michael jvenlthsackso.hey deny anything inappropriate went on between them and jackson. i am wondering, who else, if anybody, comes forward. >> you know, i have a copy of my book they keep just for me. and in the back, i write a bunch of names of young boys who i suspect may now come forward. and it's a long list. it's like 24 names. so are there going to be more come forward? maybe. i think the take away on this is, for people who say, why are they coming forward now? have we learned nothing about the way child victims report? look at all the priestly sex abuse cases. 20, third years lat30 years lat boys come forward, it's especially hard fouboys to talk about their molestation. we shouldn't be surprised they come forward at this late date. i wouldn't be surprised if there is more coming forward. >> of course the response from the jackson estate or attorneys would be the old were you lying then or are you lying now? >> yes, michael jackson was found innocent. not guilty at that trial, i spent every day tha

joining me now richard feldman, former gun lobbyist.hink part of the answer to that question is the business you were in. the gun lobby is strong and elected officials have more reason to pay attention to the begun lobby than average americans do. >> it is also in the semantics of this debate. it is easy to say do you support background checks when you get -- and certainly in commercial transactions it makes a tremendous amount of sense. when the buyer really doesn't know who the seller is in a retail shop, at a gun show, in online transfer. but when you start asking someone, well, gee, you don't mind having a costly background check when you transfer a gun to somebody who has been your buddy since high school, i once transferred a gun to my police chief. under this law, i would have had to wait and go under a background check to transfer to my own police chief. that is where the rubber meets the road. and the opposition from gun owners isn't about the commercial transactions. it will be about the transactions between friends, neighbors

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inside the white house, the jewish affairs adviser mier mike feldman undermined efforts to rein in israel. the lobby ensured that the state department and the few members of congress who asked trouble some questions, notably senator jay william fullbright, woops, that's not fullbright there, were kept at bay. the lobby then targeted and in 1974 helped defeat fullbright and drive him out of the senate. noting that the kennedy administration was virtually powerless against israel and the lobby, adviser robert comber himself jewish asked in frustration, what kind of relationship was this? to comber and the state department diplomats, it was obvious that israel and the lobby were the tail that wagged the strategic dog of american middle east policy. that's fullbright. in his bluusch from my book, jo mereshimer reported it is especially good to show how a select group of pro israeli americans profoundly influenced president lyndon johnson who was putty in their hands. johnson had about pro-israel since his youth when his aunt jessy infused him with the biblical lore that god had chosen the jew

we tom bevin and andrew feldman, small business council president karen kerrigan. saying almost to a man or woman this momentum can't be sustained. it is not good or bad. heading towards recession. they're cautious. are small business folks feeling same way? >> i think there is. continous improvement in terms of policy and moving forward. reforms that could be made on a whole host of issues. capital, health care reform. obviously workforce challenges are a big issue facing all businesses. big, medium and small. so solutions along those. >> a couple days we had really great things to report. there need to be more policies to fuel that enabling environment and i think we could get back to strong levels of growth. that overhang definitely on the trade. that has to be resolved more quickly than mid-summer. neil: that is what i hear from folks. tom bevin one thing you hear depending on the left and right, few will argue the economy is doing pretty well. you can talk about those dislocated. those not getting swept up in good activity, are smaller percentages we've seen i